[00:49:41] db808: Can I at least talk to some people responsible for it? If I have to do some manual work to co-opt it for my own purposes, that's fine. But we essentially had the entire service our app was using gutted, and I really need another elegant mobile solution. [00:58:56] all the locked accounts on https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Page_Content_Service&action=history isn't a good sign either [01:00:34] I mean, this is just insanely frustrating to me that the MCS was deprecated and removed without any direct replacement being provided to layfolk. [01:00:40] you can try opening a phabricator task under the Content-Transform-Team project asking for documentation [01:01:29] Alright, I suppose that's a fair next step. [10:25:57] What's the best way to get a search results page with only div id="content" displaying, to embed in a non-mediawiki page? [10:30:02] So what I think I am looking for is a way to create a custom search results page, or apply a theme to one. [16:37:00] hello again [16:37:38] I am once again having issues: https://wiki.tailsgetstrolled.org/Tailsgetstrolled.org_Tails_faces [16:38:01] bottom line: what's error 127? grepping the source code isn't helping much. [16:42:48] maybe “command not found”? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1763156/127-return-code-from [16:44:31] I swear if this is imagemagick not being installed... [16:45:52] nope... I'm probably just gonna have to dig through source code and figure out what command it's trying to use that doesn't exist. [16:47:35] ImageMagick would’ve been my guess, yeah :/ [16:47:39] good luck [16:48:01] you can try enabling the debug log, it would write on it the command it executes [16:48:05] !debig [16:48:09] !debug [16:48:09] For information on debugging (including viewing errors), see https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:How_to_debug . A list of related configuration variables is at https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings#Debug.2Flogging Also see https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Errors_and_symptoms [16:48:57] Also, to force the generation of a thumbnail, you can request thumb.php directly (just in case reloading the page doesn't trigger a thumbnail generation). For example: https://wiki.tailsgetstrolled.org/thumb.php?f=Tails-smilingalt.png&w=100 [18:57:35] so, I think I've identified that mediawiki can't find the executable, even when using an absolute path. what do? Is there some way I can see the working directory it's attempting to execute from? [18:57:58] (I've checked perms, the user that php runs under can execute said executable) [19:00:25] maybe you have set the open_basedir option in php.ini, which limits what paths can access PHP [19:00:37] or you have SELinux enabled and enforcing [19:02:34] I'm on OpenBSD here. I'll check php.ini [19:03:09] open_basedir is not set [19:05:40] you can also try running the command directly. The complete command as it appears in the log [19:06:44] I don't know if OpenBSD has something like sudo, but on a normal linux distro you can use sudo to execute a command as another user. Running the command as the php user can give more information [19:08:14] executed just fine. [19:08:17] as the php user. [19:08:36] this is beginning to annoy me very well [19:08:51] maybe I'll pop a php shell and try out proc_open()